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I would like some thoughts and views on Legend Suspension.. I have a 2017 SGS. I purchased it with 2500 miles and I was given all of the OEM take-offs. I would like to know if Legend is worth keeping for the long haul. or if I should keep the OEM in a corner just for Chits-n-Giggles
It has front (-1" 0414-0517) and rear (Revo-A BLK 12" 1310-0958) dealer installed before new delivery
I would like some thoughts and views on Legend Suspension.. I have a 2017 SGS. I purchased it with 2500 miles and I was given all of the OEM take-offs. I would like to know if Legend is worth keeping for the long haul. or if I should keep the OEM in a corner just for Chits-n-Giggles
It has front (-1" 0414-0517) and rear (Revo-A BLK 12" 1310-0958) dealer installed before new delivery
So you are taking the Legends off? May I ask why? I have a 2015 RGU with 60K miles and am looking to replace my suspension for better handling and ride.
So you are taking the Legends off? May I ask why? I have a 2015 RGU with 60K miles and am looking to replace my suspension for better handling and ride.
I am not taking it off. Just asking opinions on it in general. Being the OEM front and rear suspension was replaced before delivery. Never heard much about legend and I plan on keeping the bike. So I was wanting a little input is all
I am not taking it off. Just asking opinions on it in general. Being the OEM front and rear suspension was replaced before delivery. Never heard much about legend and I plan on keeping the bike. So I was wanting a little input is all
Throw the front suspension in the garbage . one you have Legend suspension on . You will never go back .
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